Video - Iceberg Aircraft Carriers: World War II's Coolest Idea

Did you know that during World War II, the British came up with a plan to build aircraft carriers out of ice and wood pulp? Yes, you heard that right! It was called Project Habakkuk, and the idea was to create massive floating airfields that wouldn't sink and could withstand torpedo attacks. They even built a prototype in Canada, and it actually floated! But here's where it gets icy—literally. The project was eventually abandoned because the cost and practicality melted away faster than an ice cube in the Sahara. Imagine launching planes off a giant iceberg! Cool idea, but it never took off. What other wacky war inventions have you heard about? Drop a comment below!